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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-12
Vetv Co.dat Chicago.

CHICAGO, Jan. u.--According TO the
signal service reports Chicago was the
Coolest place In the United States last
night. Al 3 o'clock Yesterday afternoon
the Thermometer registered / deg.
ABOVE, and at 8 O'CLOCK last night it had
fallen 10 10 degs. below. Two hours
later it registered IA degs. below, and
the signal officer said it would probably
grow colder to-day, although the wave
was purely local and could not last long.
At I O'Clock this morning the temperature
had not varied from the midnight obserya-
ton.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-12
PROVISIONS OF THE BILL.

The bill pr vldes that there shall DC AZ
the seat Of government an executive de-
partment to be known as the Department.
Of Agriculture and Labor under con ,rOl
Of the Secretary OF Agriculturo and Labor
end an assistant secretary. Nhere snail
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-12
A LITTLE FILIBUsTER1NG.

Objection was made to Mr. Crisp's pro-
posal, and a desultory debate followed,
some of the gentlemen taking part in
conversational discussion for the purpose
Of consuming tue bour, and thereby ac-
complishing Mr.. Crisp's desire not to
have the Committee on Pacific Railroads
called. These tactics were successful,
and the morning hour expired without
action on the bill.
On motion of Mr.. Hatch OF Missouri,
aud in spite Of the ahtagonism oil Mr;
Willis, of Kentucky, with the river and
harbor bill. the House went into commit
tee OF the whole on the bill creating a De.
partment OF Agriculture and Labor. An
amendment was adopted increasing from
$4,000 to 81, 900 the salary OF the Commits
sioner of Labor. Tue committee then
rose, and the bill was passed oy vote OF
~ to 2G.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-12
A PICKER ROOM BuRNED.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Jan, 1.-The
picker room OF j. W. Knowles cotton
mills at Ne wcaste was destroyed bv fire
this mornInR. The loss is about $4,000,
and Is fully covered by insurance.
AN AUDITORS RESIDENCE BURNED.
sTAUNroN, VA, Jan. 1.-The residence
Of ex. Auditor $. Brown Allen as burned
last night. The loss OF $4,000 is partly
covered by insurance.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-12
A SHOE FACTORY DESTROYED.

BRoCKToN, MASS, Jan. 1l.-J. BeafS
shoe factory was burned this morning. IA
large stock had just been la d in. Two
hundred hands were employed. Two huu-
dTed cases OF goods were ready for SHIP
ment, and from 800 to 800 were IN process
OF manufacture. The loss aggregates
Sl16, 100. Tue insurance ~ $4,000.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-12

"You can hardly expect that the EN-.
perOr, in his 90th year, will contribute 10
the destruction OF work 10 which be
has devoted the last thirty years OF his
iile-the CREATION OF Germany and the
army OF the German empire. II you be.
lieve that possible, II you awaken the
slightest suspicion that these are your
aims, and IL you do not speedily satisfy
ih wishes OF the Federal government re-
ardinZ Inc defensive powers OF Germany
by com plete acoep ptance OF tbo btil, tben
we prefer 10 deal with another ReiohgtRg.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-12
A NEW HAMPSHIRE ILLUMINATION
AN OsWKGO RLOCK IN RUINs.

OswEGo, n. Y, Jan. 11.-Fne brokl
out at 4 o'c ock this morning on the iourtl1
II ,or OF the Jones block, on West BridxG
sire {, which VAS destroyed, as was aLxQ
a building adjoining, owned and occu lied
by Ouldn Il KlOck, ci0thiers. Both builo<
ings were occupied by q number Of tens
ants, lawyers, physicians and tradesmen. J..
Tue loss is $40, 900, and the insurance $40,-
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BURNING OF THE ALCAEAR.

MADRID. Jan. 1l.-rGe fire in the AI4
cszar Palace Mt Toledo on sunday re4
su ted in the to al destruction of thd
building. the water app iaDces werd
very meagre and the tremen we're obliged
to allow the tlre to take It's course and IN
direct their Efforts 10 prevent The flames
from spreading 10 the town. During thd
progress OF the fire three officers and
seventeen men were injured, some ot
them severely. No one WAS killed. In8
palace was recently restored at cost os
81 900 00O
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-12
PACIFIC RAILROADS.

The next committee on the list was the
bmmittee on Pacific Railroads. Mr..
tlsp. of Georgia, slated that 1T was the
tention of the committee to call up the
aciGc railroad funding bill, but as por-
on OF the morning hour had been con-
lmed, he asked that the remainder OIL
dSe hour be dispensed WIFE before lhe COM
ni Ese was called. The gentleman from
'uAJv MFR. Springer had submitted an
ann \timent. which was not yet printed,
ard Ma gentleman was not prepared to
He desired by unanimous
,opsekt that the previous question on the
epproksmeut OF the bill be removed, so
that i'll might be open to amendment and
o twoShours' debate.
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COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.

DUBLIN, Jan. 11.-All the defendants
In the rent conspiracy case, except
Messrs. Harris and Redmond, who were
absent on account OF sickness. were cOm-
mitted to-day tor trial, bail being fixed at
900
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-12
BIsMARcN PASSIONATE.

Prince Bismarck became passionate
when referring TO France, ana was appa-
rently ind nereut AZ TO what impression
his words were likely 10 make. There
was marked difference in his reference
to Russia. Every word he uttered
showed his anxiety not TO offend RUSSIA
or make her suspicious.
During his speech Prince Bismarck
drank nine glasses Of cold brandy and
water.
While the debate was going on the gal
leries in the Reioustag we're crammed and
the streets adjacent TO the House were
thronged with people. The poiIce expe-
rienced considerable dlflculty IN preserv-
ing order.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-12

PHILrPPoPoLIs, Jan. I'm. Zankoff
passed through this city on bis way TO
Constantinople to-day. A mob assembled
at the depot, although beSvy rain STORM
prevailed, and viole ntly hooted and hissed
him. The police had great difficulty in
restraining the furious people from at
tacking NJ. Zdnkoh. shouts Of "D0wn
with the traitorv were uttered, and
showers OF mud were thrown as tue car
containing Zankoh departed.
PART OF AFGHANIsTAN OCCUPIED.
LONDON, Jan. ll.--A St.Petersburg dis
patcn SAYS Turkey is trying 70 persuade
RUSSIA TO leave TO Emperor William the
selection OF a Prince for the Bulgarian
throne. Russian opinion resents Eng
lands cordial reception Of the Bulgarian
delegates.
RUMoRs OF TROUBLE.
sr. PETERSBURG, Jan. 11.--A rumor is
current that England Is giving pecuniary
assista1ce 20 the Bulgarian Regents.
There are rum0rs on the B0urRe that
Russia has occupied portion Of Afghan
istan.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-03-19
I1Ith Legislature.

On Tuesday the Senate voted against
favoring the election Of L. 3 senator
by the people,. On Wednesday the
senate passed a bill appropriating Slo0,
600 for additional accommodations at
state Asylum.
4 bill repeating the local option law
in Chatham township Morris county,
was defeated. 1t and another town
ship in Camden county are the only
ones in the State where local option
prevails.
Bills were passed requiring every per
son praeticing as II veterinary surgeons
to be a graduate Of a regular veterin-
airy college, and authorizing County
Freeholders to issue bonds to raise
money for State and county purposes.
In an executive session Of the Senate
The following nominations were re-
ceived FROM the Governor: Elias
Dougherty. for Lay Judge, Cunber-
land county, .ud john Hopper, for
full term as Law Judge, Pass;tic coun-
t.. The latter was confirmed and the
former referred.
Several of the nominations received
from the Governor we're taken up and
disposed of as follows: John NJ. Wes-
colt, Law Judge, Camden county: re-
ieeted. William A. Wood, Lay Judge,
Salem: Jonathan ). Whitaker, Judge
Court of Errors and Appeals; Dewitt
c. Quimby, Lay Judge, Passaic, vii.
liam 4. Law, Lay Judge, Ocean; Ed
mund Jones, Lay Judge Gloucester.
Garrett G. Ackersom, Lay Judge, Ber'
gen; Thomas Middleton, Prosecutor
Ocean; Michael }. Ledwith, Lay JUDD
ne. Essex, were all confirmed,
The resolution for the appointment
of aIbitrators to settle Indifference be
tween the State and the Morris ant
Essex Railroad was discussed aud pas
sed-54 to 3.
Also, "A bill giving laborers a lien OF
the property of iusolvent corporations
On Thursday the High License hi
was killed in the Assembly by a volt
I of 81 to IS.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-03-19

tleir confirmation. Last Saturday
SPEAKER Carlisle OF the House made "a
speech in Boston in which he spoke
the sentiment of his party with also the
approval Of a vast majority OF the
people. He said: Fortunately, we
have al last been permitted to mau-
gurate a Democratic National Admin
istratiou, aud, more fortunately still,
that Administration, by its con .erva-
tive and patriotic course, by its hon
est and faithful execution of the laws.
aud by its regard for the rights Of all
classes Of men, given abundant assur-
auce that the executive power can be
safely trusted to our hands. This
country was never better governed
than it is now and it was never tram
quill and contented than it is now. It
is true that abuses still exist, but they
were not inaugurated by this Admins
tratlou. Many of them have already
heeu corrected, and most Of those that
gemain are not under the control of
the executive department alone. ="
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-03-19
cGEvELAND.s NATURALIZATION.
various opinions oW ii M the end Oi
the first half term.

Many Democrats have the idea that
President Cleveland is not enough OF a
party man and has not removed the old
officials fast enough aud has catered too
much to the Mugwumps. The small
faction of disappointed office seekers
and disgruntled Democrats and eN-
Democrats represented by the \. y,
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-03-19
State News

Now that Mullica Hill is to have .
RAILROAD built under he management
ii the New Jersey Southern system the
West Jersey road talks of building a
branch there from the Wood8town o
Bushels of soft crabs are being found
along the drift on the strand at cape
May.
Five members of tile Methodist Epis-
copal Church, Seabright, n. j.. have
been expelled for dancing on a steam
boat and at a social entertainment.
Woodbury. will charge the West Jer-
sey Railroad $500 a year water rent.
Efforts are being made to introduce
The in|candescent electric light syst EN-
in Brideeton.
Pieruont Wilson. Of Nlneland, has
been shipping to New York dealers
strawberries grown IN his lighthouses.
He gets for them from $3.50 to SOU
per quart. He has also shipped some
tomatoes for which he received 40 cen
a quarter.
\ peach exchange, with twenty mem
hers has been organized by the far
mers of Cum berland county, at bridge
ton. the object of the organization IS Ia
facilitate the sale and transportation
of peaches from Cumberland county.
1t is estimated there are 3uO,OOO Trees
in the orchards of the county, ana the
purpose is to devote their land To- lais-
inc peaches instead of grain.
The engagement of Miss Green,
daughter OF Governor Green, of New
Jersey. and Nh. Hugh L. Legare, il.
of W ashlng ON, ID. g., is announced
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union in MoorestoWn has succeeded at
putting a stop to the sale at hquol IN
one of the saloons in that town by m
ducing the salOpn-keeper to sign the
pledge and promising to buy his entire
stock of lidlor at the market price.
The offer was accepted and the com
mittee dumped all the liquor into The
gutter.
Chancellor Runyon, whose term Is
about to expire, has decided 10 heaI no
more rev motions until the appoint
ment ola new Chancellor shall have
heep made. lie aud eX-Goyernor A6
bett are candidates for the position.
Viueland is a temperance town, yet
the Prohibitionjst of ;hat city says that
here are fifteen key clubs in that
city. some of the proprietors and mem
hers being prominent memhels OF
church. This is how Key" club is
run The members pay rent for Il key
monthly, and a certain number OF
drinks thrown in, but after the limit OF
Irinkshas been reached another mouths
KEY rent is due, aud is promptly paid N
advance or the key won't work.
TIE report Of Daniel NJ, stevens
Chief of Records OF the New Jersey ln-
dependent Order Of Red Men, shows
Inc total membership 10 be $500, as
follows: Members at bust report, 59ll 5
adopted during great sun, 1891 rein
stated during great sun, A admitted
hv card. 81; total. 7403. There have
been suspended during great sun, a5si
withdrawn by card, u; deceased, - 3,
exp,lled. 4;lpayiug in membership, 90.
Musconetcong, No. 40, report received
since this report was comprled, Is; to
tall 6S06 The receipts during the year
We're SOS. 2t5.3 80. The representatives
.to the Great Council We're Instructed
to vote against amy measure conn eli
iro trihes to work ia the Chiefs Deg &c.
TIe rpr capita tax was fixed al 80 c,lls
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-03-19

The Pennsylvania legislature Propos-
es to make six certain Republican Con-
gressional districts OF Philadelphia
wit h majorities from 1000 to 5000 and
not leave one Democratic as o for
Samuel J.. Randall. His loss OF office
will be of more benefit to the Demo
cratic party than his leadership as he
has proved himself to be ii traitor to
party principles when il comes to a de
cision ON the tariff question which is
the greatest now before the people, The
party needs less of Vandalism and
more Carlisles and Mouisons who are
honest enough to eudeayor to carry out
the promises and pledges of the party
TO redeem the people from home rob
bers protected by a tariff and to break
the bonds which have crushed the COM
merce Of the nation.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-03-19

I' Fti@HlliI Interest 900 ..'
al machinery further t.au FOO nave 81
government honestly a'mni'.e''" from
20 high moIai standard WITHOUT t''' VI
favor.
The y. Y. Tribune un N'tei 7-"
published tine following statement con-
corning The federal appointments III
mp ears that more than ball i.Ir OUNCE.
ads FOO thc public service. exclusive W
/ the army and navy, have NIt''h IVY
FeHr- be+n changed. Whole [hf "F-''".-
ments in glaoro of officers whose '0..",
have expired. Hs far as can "' ascertain.
ed. seem NOT To he more i7'H l""'o'
the whole number mate. iu '''
partmeut only am "i'lr'aI Statement
shows that tH "ne fiscal year z--'7' APP
. polnttneut~ We're made. ana "..'' OUT
formation seems TO ju'IlIk lH' ''''''-
sion that I'D the TWO years t""7 '''
at least 5V,oon persons h ali ai' ''t"'t-
lnehts have been appointed, Nl''
2.0~3 Tor each mouth, -" I'i easl
WefbIHg dry, about I'D Tor tdeh "gtA-
nag hour and ] every SIX hiiA.1'7-
throughout every working aa} nom
March 18th, i003 10 March ''I'. iN1' ~
this ,ciFiI -er,i"e reform adnIA'slia-
+ ton.
The y. Y. Erron,g i'"s', Il Mug
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-03-19
WANTEJl.

a FARMER to ia Ike a l1-yedr old boy, an
,h.t ANDREwllUGHEs
PennsgroVe.
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mothers, asead.

The proprietors Of SANTA Able
have authorized Eff. Muller TO refund
your money If, after giving this Califor.
MIA King Of Cough Cures fair trial AS
directed. It fails to give satisfaction for
the cure of Coughs, Group. Whooping
Cough and ell Throat and Lung teoub-
les. When the disease affects the head
and assumes the form Of Catarrh, moth
ing is so effective as CALIFORNIA
oAT-R-CURE. These preparations
are without equals as household rem.
edies. Sold at 81 90 a package. Three
for 90 so.
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COHGREssIONAL.
wAsH1naros. Dec. Is, 1887

AS6AN0TON, D0Cs 10, 1851 !.
A bill introduced yesterday, by Soma
tor Il -sgan to regulate immigration
authorizes tho Secretary Of the Treasury
to appoint inspectors Of immigration to
DO stationed at such ports al he may
deem necessary. Before the immigrant
shalt be allowed to land the master of
the vessel shall produce u certificate for
each immigrant certifying that he is not
deported for crime; is not q pauper. lu.
matte, or idiot, not in charge Of blood
relations or authorized guardians; il not
an assisted immigrant and il not under
contract to labor in the United States.
A bond shnll be given as a guarantee of
indiscriminate issue of a certificate. On
the part of the Steamship Company it Is
made unlswful for any person inter
dicted by the provisions of the net 70
enter the United States, or for a trans
portation company to bring him to this
country.
Senator George has introduced a bill
to annex the public land strip to the
Territory Of New Mexico.
Farwell, of Illinois, who succeeds
General Logan as United States senator
from that State, has introduced two
bills. One provides for the repeal OF
the internal revenue tax on tobacco,
and of the import duties on sugars The
other proposes to increase tho weight of
the silver dollar to 521 grains.
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For sale.

Stationary Engine Boiler, Blower and
other fixtures that have been used forty
days IN running q 40 ton furnace.
This machinery is at Wells under cover
and in good order. Apply to
E. z. HARDEsTY,
liz Wells, New.
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FEAST OF Fun
For SALE

1 have for sale a number of fresh
mich COWS which will be sold either
sin2ly or otherwise. have also O
number Of young Holsteiu bulls which
will DO sold ut reasonable figures. Any.
one desiring to purchase such stock as
is described above will do we'll, to call OH
or address
w. T. Crane.
Elko.
Nevada,
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FIFTY GENTS PER WEEK.

All Glasses 81 Legitimate "A.
vereAsencnts net Exceeding Ten
A1nGs 1Serted In this Column
Ter Fifty Cents q Week.
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DEPor HoTEL-Clark & Green Proprie
tors.
J sorenson, Chas Adams, Pleasant;
J H Sanguinet, Mound; w e Hickey,
w II Gleason, Wells; j II Triple, Salt
Lake City; J A Smith, Spring City;
Hugh Dougherty, Tuscnrora; j Il With.
ington, White Pine; Hugh Mohan,
Reno; T Wa-ssrfogel, N Y; Isaac DeS-
san. Buffalo; L D Fulmer, VIM Hunt,
8 F; w Thomson, Butte.
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Reduction.
Holiday Goods.

have now on hand q large assort-
ment OF desirable goods suitable for the
Holidays, including Toys. Toilet arti-
cles. etc., which will be sold very cheap.
Please call and select what you want
and I will make the price satisfactory.
12-14. MRS. b. w. LANG.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO Tho Patrons Of The
INDEPENDENCE"

The near approach of the
New Year reminds us that
the time of annual settlement
is at hand; and while a large
number Of our subscribers
paid in advance, there are
still others owing small
amounts for subscriptions
and advertising, the aggre-
gate of which will enable us
to meet the liabilities neces-
sarily incurred during our
first years experience in
conducting a newspaper.
With this gentle reminder of
our necessities, we thank the
public for the generous pat
ronage extended to the In
DEPENDENT during the year
1887, and trustthatthe same
may be continued and In
creased throughout the year
1853.
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To The Public.

Notice is hereby given that on and
after January l.. 1883, my Business
House will in no case be open for the
transaction of business on Sunday.
This announcement is made that my
customers may not be disappointed in
finding the house closed ON Sunday.
12-7. w. T.. SMITH.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

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by Josiah Aliens wife.

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Dentistry.
Nevada.

DR.. H. d. Keller, the Dentist, will
be here ON Tuesday the 2Oth instant.
Those in need of Dental Work of any
description will please call at bis rooms
ut the Depot Hotel on and after the
above date. 1915.
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York.
Fine, bracing. Winter weather. tho
Thermometer dancing about zero, Is thu
rule.
Post:-Boston is soundly Democratic.
o'Brien is elected for Mayor by LOO
majority over Hart.
Hugh J. Mohan arrived from Tuaca-
CORA by yesterdays stage and stopped
over in town to-day.
The jury in Tho case of Mrs. Roselle.
the vitrol thrower, disagreed, with nine
for conviction and three for acquittal.
After all, gentlemen, says the Alta,
ours is q land of equality. The man
Who eats pie with knife is eligible to
Congress-.
Our announcement of premiums to
prepaid subscribers to the WEEKLY In
DEPENDENT will be made next week.
Look out for it.
They tell me you are an artist. 4"
"0nly painter" "Ah, indeed! May
I ask what is your speciality?" Ser
tainly, I paint the town red"
New Haven -Monkeytown is
the name Of q new post Office of Yazoo
county, Mississippi. D ubtless the
Postmaster could unfold q tale.
Edward Reilly, the mining man, ar
rived from Ban Francisco yesterday
morning, stopped over in town during
the day and left by last evenings train
ios New York.
A Paris dispatch of the 18th instant
says: James G Blaine and Mr.. Levi
P. Morton were received by President
Carnot to-day. They were presented
by Minister McLane.
lust received at the ''Live and Let
Live" Grocery Store, car load of coal
oil Of the best rands which will be sold
in quantities to suit.
Fl. CHASE.
A choice selection Of Holiday Goods
ofall kinds among which will be found
some Of the finest Plush Goods ever
brought to Elko, at N. Reinhart's.
G. G. Powning and G. 8. Young have
been having lively tile on the land
question. Attic ventilation OF the
records of public officers now and then
Ia interesting and valuable to the body
politic.
A clear head is indicative of good
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body is languid, and the mind works
sluggishly. Ayer's Cithartio Pills will
assist in the recovery of physical buoy
ancy and mental vigor.
Times Review: -Jnmes M. Mateer
has been appointed nightwatchman by
the property holders Of Tuscarora, and
entered upon that duty last night. He
Is" capable and vigilant officer and will
look WELT the interests Of this COM
mnnity.
tSAV'OuS u0tuUEBS cEyElpolhH, eHuh-
er, and catarrh, can be cured by taking
Ayers SarsaparilIa. az have used this
medicine in my family. for scrofnla,
and know, lit il taken persistsntly, It
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". =. Fowler n. 81. Gresneville,
Tenn.
Henry George has dsanAtely decided
not 70 b = cAhdidAts Cor the Presidency
next year, and not to put the L..bor
party into the campaign. II is now
more than a month since she election,
aud month, therefore, since the lead
era ottho United Labor party expert
enced not only an overwhelming defeat
out very grave disappointment.
Wong All Hung. n Chinese brute Of
San Francisoo, convicted Of importing
Chinese girls for immoral purposes, was
sentenced by Judge II ,ffnan on Wed.
nesdAy to paw A npa ~ al OCO and
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Just Received

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